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[quote author=senbonzakura_kageyoshi]The least you could do is get the spelling of propaganda right.

And where was it stated that the road contracts were just awarded. He said every year, they award contracts. This year, it's 70. last year was 160. It said nowhere in the article that he just awarded this year's contracts.

How do some of you guys process written Englissh sef?[/quote]Thanks for the correction. Noted Propaganda.

But he should have named the roads for construction and rehabilitation. That way, Lagosians will be informed.

Political propangander. How many km are the roads? Will they be completed before the end of his tenure?

All our politicians know is awarding road contracts when the rains are coming, knowing fully well that no much work can be done.

Must they hold their meetings at night?

NO. WE DON'T NEED A FOREIGN GAFFER.

We need a top class striker. I am not saying Osaze is a top notch striker but he is certainly better than Akpala, Ideye and Musa. Keshi should forgive and bring him in.

Noted

Some of the dullards, shallow minded retardees on nairaland include but not limited to


Baba_Eleko
jjcbuthot
kkkp
lacasa
Garri the 1st
egift


FO0LSSS

[size=28pt]Abegi. Na bullet proof be this [/size]

Portugal 1-0 Naija

This boys are not exciting to watch at all.



The best U20 team I have ever seen till date is Samson Saisia's team of 2005 that had the likes of Mikel, Taiwo, Ogbuke et al.

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Bokoharam = 58[/size]

Time: 8:03AM
Date: 21/06/2013

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Na wah. Comment reserved

dabrake: PSquare is god to D'Banj nah. Eja Nla will bow before them anytime.

Bow before who? Are u a learner?

Yes you are.

Majority of them are the same, only that God exposed this one. If a woman can do this, that means that their men are tigers in the act. No wonder human spare part market and human sacrifices are rampart in that part of Nigeria.

Mr Eko Ile if you want to get pictures of Akpabio's hospital, wh don't you travel to the state and see for yourself instead of bringing these fake pictures here?

AKURE — A female member of the Ondo State House of Assembly, Fola Olasehinde was, yesterday, suspended indefinitely for being in possession of fetish objects including miniature coffins.

The suspended member is representing Ose council area of the state constituency.

Her indefinite suspension was announced on the floor of the House by the Deputy Speaker, Dare Emiola after a parliamentary meeting.

Emiola said that the female legislator by her action has brought embarrassment to the Assembly.

Consequently, the leadership of the house, according to him, has set up a five member committee to further probe the allegation against the member by her landlord Chief kolawole Ogunbadejo.

The committee is headed by Fatal Olotu and they are to look into the allegation levied against the lawmaker and report back to the house within the next two weeks.

Source:http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/ondo-female-legislator-suspended-over-fetish-objects-possession/

I can't wait to get married so I can wear mine.

ROSYL: Aproko Nurse Abigail Only heaven knows how much they paid her.

You watch clinic matters right!

Pension money withdrawn from a second generation bank by a 24-year-old woman for the upkeep of his ailing father mysteriously turned to pieces of newspapers after she alighted from a commercial taxi in Calabar, the Cross River State capital.

The woman who pleaded anonymity told Vanguard that she had gone to the bank located at Murtala Muhammed Highway, Calabar Road, to withdraw N70,000.00 but later discovered to her surprise that the money which she wrapped in a black cellophane bag before boarding a taxi had turned to pieces of paper.

The bewildered lady while narrating the incident to policemen on duty and concerned commuters amidst tears, said after making the withdrawal she boarded the taxi to Watt Market to buy some items.

According to her, after the withdrawal she stopped a commercial taxi with four passengers behind and one in front and she was asked by the driver to squeeze herself in the front seat.

As she was about to enter the front seat, a male in front came down for her to go in. Not suspecting anything, she entered and sat close to the driver, while the male passenger entered and sat by the door.

She said: “When I got in, the other man followed and was telling me to adjust. The driver, in pretext of helping me to sit well kept pulling my left hand that held the black polythene bag containing the money.

“In a short while, the driver said there was no space for me, that I should alight. Moments after I alighted, after the car had zoomed off, I experienced coldness when i realised that the polythene bag was now lighter”

The woman further said to clear her doubt, she reached for the bag only to discover that her father’s pension money had turned to pieces of paper.

She said she immediately stopped another taxi to go after the earlier one and when she could not catch up with it, she stopped and reported the matter to policemen.

She told Vanguard that she was afraid of telling her ailing father what happened, saying the father might drop dead.

To salvage the situation, she said she decided to borrow the money from her friend with the hope of paying back latter.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/n70000-mysteriously-turns-to-pieces-of-paper/

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Na wah. Nairaland don spoil finish

In nigeria, which is making more money? The shipping industry or the energy industry.

onuwaje: Listening to d 2music... I think its durella that owns the music.. Dbanj is getting wacked by the day

[size=18pt]Ode How Far![/size]

Please I will like to know the cost of a clean 2008 or 2009 Camry.I love this car so much that I want to purchase one. So far, I have been able to save 1.2M towards it.

@ OP or what ever you call yourself,

[size=28pt]Pls bring Amaechi's roads let's compare with that of Akpabio[/size]

The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur and members of the National Working Committee, NWC are to quit their offices Thursday at the National Executive Committee, NEC meeting of the party scheduled to meet that day.

The decision, Vanguard gathered, was consequent upon the submission of a report by the Senator Anyim Pius Anyim-led presidential committee constituted to study the crisis in the party. The report was submitted to the President yesterday.

However, Vanguard learnt that the recommendation by the Anyim committee for the NWC members to resign was a political solution to the lingering court cases instituted by some displeased party members against the election of the NWC members.

Before the NWC members caved in, Vanguard learnt that they were promised re-election at a special mini-convention of the party to be convened in a few weeks.

Tukur reverses self

Tukur had also reversed himself on the suspension of Governor Aliyu Wamakko of Sokoto State from the party.

The suspension of Wamakko from the PDP was lifted upon pressures from The Presidency that Tukur had turned the conflict with the governor into a personal battle. Central to the point highlighted by members of the Anyim committee was the appointment of Senator Abubakar Gada, one of the fiercest political rivals of Wamakko as the Political Adviser to Tukur.

NWC members to resign

Other members of the NWC expected to submit their letters of resignation at the NEC meeting are the Acting National Secretary, Solomon Onwe; National Organising Secretary, Abubakar Mustapha; National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh; National Auditor, Adewale Adeyanju; National Legal Adviser, Victor Kwon; National Woman Leader, Kema Chikwe; National Financial Secrtary, Elder Bolaji Anani; National Youth leader, Garba Umar Chiza; and National Treasurer, Bala Kaoje.

Vanguard gathered that the Anyim committee recommended that resignation of the NWC members was the only way out and the NWC members, a source said, have agreed to this.

But besides that, sources at the Wadata Plaza head offices of the PDP told Vanguard, yesterday, that the resignation became inevitable because of the on-going court case that arose from the report of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, that the national convention of the party where the NWC members were elected was irregular.

The INEC report had observed that the conduct of the election for eight of the national officers was irregular and did not follow the party’s guidelines. Upon the INEC report, some aggrieved party members had gone to court seeking removal of the NWC members from office.

Yesterday, party sources said the report of the Anyim committee became a cover for the party to honourably discharge the NWC members and avoid suggestions that the presidential contest that also produced President Goodluck Jonathan as presidential candidate was irregular.

“We do not want to embarrass the President or the party and this has become a neat way to solve all the problems facing the party,” a senior party official said yesterday.

Party recalls Wamakko

Earlier, Wamakko’s suspension was lifted by the NWC following a closed-door meeting between the NWC and the Anyim-led presidential committee. At the end of the meeting, Tukur said, the “NWC has rescinded the suspension of the Sokoto State Governor on the appeal of the PDP Governors’ Forum.”

Reliable sources, however, rebuffed the suggestion, saying that Tukur was forced to reverse the suspension following submissions by the Anyim committee that Tukur had translated personal issues into official party matters that could reverberate on both the party and the president.

Tukur’s personal battle

In imputing personal motives, members of the presidential committee, Vanguard learnt yesterday, were told that Tukur may have been influenced by the thinking of his recently appointed political adviser, Senator Abubakar Gada who is reputed to be one of the strongest political rivals to Wamakko in Sokoto State.

“How could the National Chairman have taken Wamakko’s arch enemy as his political adviser and this would not happen?” a source privy to the development in Abuja said.

Besides, it was learnt that the suspension of the governor was taken without the knowledge of the President.

“The President said he was not consulted and he read it in the papers the next day and secondly, they now told him that Alhaji Bamanga Tukur cannot give him a single vote but Wamakko has delivered the whole state from top to bottom to the PDP. The battle that Tukur was fighting was just a survival war, a number of people had started believing that the National Chairman had started overstepping his bounds,” another source privy to the developments said.

It was also learnt yesterday that the PDP got to know that Wamakko had mobilized lawyers to file a court action today against his suspension.

The party had not envisaged Wamakko going to court and officials were thus at a loss as to how they would defend the suspension of the governor for the reason that he did not answer the telephone calls of the National Chairman.

“Wamakko was rude to the National Chairman and he was suspended and it gave the impression that was part of the on-going crisis in the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, which it is not,” a presidential source said.

Addressing newsmen in Abuja at the end of the over two hours meeting between the NWC members and the Presidential Committee headed by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim, at Legacy House, Maitama Abuja, Tukur also disclosed that the National Executive Committee, NEC will hold on Thursday, June 20 2013 by 12 noon.

It would be recalled that the last NEC meeting was held July 19, 2012.

2012.

President Goodluck Jonathan had on June 8, set up a committee, with Anyim Pius Anyim, as Chairman, and the Chief of Staff to the President, Chief Mike Oghiadomhe; governors Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom; Ibrahim Shema of Katsina; Theodore Orji of Abia; Isa Yuguda of Bauchi; Gabriel Suswam of Benue and Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State and the Political Adviser to the President, Alhaji Ahmed Gulak, as members to recommend ways of arresting the worsening crisis in the PDP.

All members of the committee were present except Governor Gabriel Suswam of Benue state.

Besides Tukur, other NWC members present at yesterday’s meeting were the Acting National Secretary, Solomon Onwe; National Organising Secretary, Abubakar Mustapha; National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh; National Auditor, Adewale Adeyanju; National Legal Adviser, Victor Kwon; National Woman Leader, Kema Chikwe and National Financial Secretary, Elder Bolaji Anani.

Tukur said, “NWC has rescinded the suspension of the Sokoto state governor on the appeal of the PDP Governors’ Forum and secondly the National Chairman is inviting the PDP statutory members to the meeting of National Executive Committee holding on Thursday, June 20 at 12 noon”.

According to Tukur, “Now this issue will never come again. It is a great party, we believe in our nation. We need a party as a platform to stand on, but based on unity, discipline and commitment.

“We are also have the support of NEC in lifting the suspension of our governor of Sokoto.

“With that we are ready for further business. So we are going to have our NEC meeting on Thursday the 20th of this month by 12noon.

Also speaking, Chairman, PDP Governors’ Forum and governor of Akwa Ibom State, Chief Godswill Akpabio who noted that the party could not have lifted the suspension of Governor Amaechi against the backdrop that he was already in court.

He said: “The matter is in court and doing anything on it would be prejudicial. He is in court.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/pdp-crisis-tukur-nwc-members-to-resign-thursday/